Wyoming Star Linebacker Retires: Bengals Hero

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Logan Wilson, the standout linebacker from Wyoming, has retired from the NFL at just 29 years

old.

He wrapped up his career with the Dallas Cowboys, but made his name as a key player for the

Cincinnati Bengals.

Under defensive coordinator Lou and Arumo, Wilson helped transform the Bengals unit during

their Super Bowl run in the 2021-20, 22 season.

He teamed up with safety Jesse Bates to deliver game-changing plays that kept Cincinnati competitive.

Bengals fans hold Wilson in high regard for his clutch moments, and the team's official

site shared a highlight reel of his best plays.

That video captures why he'll always be a fan favorite in Cincinnati.

Among his top highlights, Wilson snagged two interceptions off Ben Roffusberger in a

2021 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

He also forced a fumble in the playoffs against the Baltimore Ravens that led to a huge

return.

In the AFC divisional round against the top seeded Tennessee Titans, his late interception

set up the game-winning drive.

Now retired early, Wilson's legacy as a Bengals hero stands strong.

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